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Lorqa - Local AI Translator

笛 姜Productivity0.00 · 0 ratings in United States
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Publisher
笛 姜
Category
Productivity
Version
1.0
Last updated
Aug 30, 2026
Public page · no login requiredUpdated Sep 27, 2026, 9:15 PM
Country
All countries combined
Store details come from the US App Store. Country figures describe that App Store, not where users live.
Period
7D30D
What we estimate
Downloads and revenue
Revenue is what users spend, before Apple's commission. These are estimates, not the developer's numbers.
Last updated
Sep 27, 2026, 9:15 PM
When we last checked this app.
Data quality
No estimate for this period yet
Not enough data yet.

Research answer

What AppTrendKit can say about Lorqa - Local AI Translator today

Lorqa - Local AI Translator has no estimate-backed download or gross-consumer-spend figure that meets the public evidence contract yet.

Observed App Store metadata, chart positions, and history are shown below. Missing, non-finite, undefined-currency, or undefined-metric evidence stays missing rather than becoming zero.

Performance

Downloads, revenue and chart history

Estimates for the last 7D. Chart positions come from the App Store; downloads and revenue are AppTrendKit estimates, shown as a size band (for example 10K–50K) with a confidence level.

Estimated downloads · 30D

Upper limit

Under 50K

Below the top 100 in Productivity (US)

The app is not in its category's top 100, so it has less than the app ranked #100 there. We show this limit until we have enough data for an estimate.

Estimated App Store gross consumer spend · 30D

Upper limit

Under $500K

Below the top 100 in Productivity (US)

The app is not in its category's top 100, so it has less than the app ranked #100 there. We show this limit until we have enough data for an estimate.

Revenue growth · 30D
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Download growth · 30D
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Grossing rank
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Free rank
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History

Collected daily performance

No daily history yet.

No backfilled days
Daily numbers appear after a few days of data.

Rank history

Chart positions

Lower rank is better. Only collected observations are shown.

No positive rank observations are stored for this storefront yet.

Coverage note

What the ranks mean

A missing rank is not treated as zero downloads or zero revenue. Apple chart feeds are bounded and may return censored or not-ranked observations outside the visible chart depth.

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Storefront mix

Top countries by estimated contribution · 7D

Country figures cover the days we collected in each country, so they don't add up to the worldwide estimate. Each country shows when it was last updated.

No 7D country-level economics have been persisted for this app yet.

Monetization

How the app makes money

Classification
Free listing
Price
Free
In-app purchases
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Subscriptions
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These are listing and product observations. They are not company revenue, subscriber counts, or advertising revenue.

App details

Store metadata

Version
1.0
Released
Aug 14, 2025
Last updated
Aug 30, 2026
Content rating
4+
Default storefront
US

Public IAP observations

Validated in-app purchase prices

Only persisted rows with an explicit public publication boundary are shown. Missing price, currency, country, or date values stay unknown.

Unavailable
No validated public IAP price observations have been persisted for this app yet.

Listing detail

What the store says

Lorqa is an AI-native translation and real-time subtitles app for iOS and macOS. It makes text conversion focused and efficient—large language models run locally on your device to translate text between languages accurately and naturally. No internet is required, and there are no privacy concerns: everything happens on your computer. Start any video (or audio) in any app to begin low-latency, accurate transcription; the local LLM translates in real time, and the floating bilingual subtitles can be freely dragged and customized in multiple ways. It supports transcription in 25 languages, with multiple models to choose from, helping users understand foreign-language videos. Key features: Runs LLMs locally; supports Qwen3 and Gemma3; now also supports importing models directly from Ollama and LM Studio Works offline, even without an internet connection Data is stored only locally to keep your content secure Clean, distraction-free interface focused on translation and real-time subtitles In-App Purchase: Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account at the confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless it is canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage and cancel your subscriptions by going to your account settings in the App Store after purchase. About Auto-Renewal Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage and cancel your subscriptions by going to your account settings on the App Store after purchase. Email jiangdi0924@gmail.com Terms: https://jdi-app.notion.site/Terms-5a99ba5bf942491b8299c07221bb5f7b Privacy: https://jdi-app.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-cdb1be6b87f64c06b7dbea6ffbbad83f EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ My Journey Translation is a very common need, and a variety of translation apps keep appearing on the market. Many large companies have entered this space, so there are numerous translation solutions. For a long time I used one particular translation tool daily — it was convenient: select text, press a hotkey, and the translation was done. But there were small annoyances during use, such as slow translation speed, limits on the amount of text that could be translated, and the need to use other methods for very long texts. I’ve noticed that LLMs (large language models) are often used as translation tools now. LLMs have strong multilingual capabilities, and smaller models like Qwen3 and Gemma3 also provide very good translation quality. When using LLMs for translation there are many options: most are web-based, while some models are deployed locally. These products generally haven’t delivered a true end-to-end translation experience tailored to the use case — they often fall short. I previously worked on PocketLM (a mobile LLM local inference client), so I have a good understanding of the capabilities of small LLMs and am familiar with inference and load times across different devices. That prompted me to start building an end-to-end translation app using LLMs. The implementation went fairly smoothly; in testing I found that Qwen3 0.6B 4-bit already performs on par with DeepL’s translation ability. I also added Qwen3 1.7B and the Gemma3 series as alternatives to give users multiple choices. My motivation for making this product is quite personal. I’m curious whether this need exists for others as well, and I’d love to hear feedback on future plans.

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How we estimate

Where every number comes from

App details: Apple iTunes Search API, updated Sep 27, 2026, 9:15 PM.

Rankings: collected chart positions from the listed storefront. Missing ranks are not zeros.

Economics: downloads and gross store consumer spend are estimated, not official Apple or publisher figures.

Model: Lineage not exposed by this aggregate.

Confidence: —; intervals widen when evidence or history is limited.

Last updated: Sep 27, 2026, 9:15 PM.

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